Thrasher Magazine

Myles made waves in Baltimore before conquering the West Coast. Keep up with Toy Machine's newest pro as he raps classic vids, skating with his girlfriend and going pro for his dream brand—as seen in our January '22 issue.

The Baker and Deathwish crews packed a park to surprise Zach with his first boards. Scroll through to see his first moments in the big leagues.

Glick proved he’s a bonafide high-impact freak in Souvenir, then switched up his approach for a killer closing part in Foundation’s newest vid. Read how he went from rail rider to wall-crawling artist.

Julian Lewis came from Connecticut and took California’s rails by storm. Read how Foundation’s newest star earned his spot, dealt with Tourette’s and began making his own pants.

Mike Anderson’s classic style of skating doesn’t exist in a vacuum. From Van Wastell and Gonz to his immediate family in Ventura, Mike sings the praises of his inspirations and the people he couldn’t do it without. As seen in our April ‘21 issue.

After the pandemic canceled his Tokyo 2020 plans, Dashawn didn't miss a beat and hammered out some of his heaviest street skating to date. Mike Sinclair catches up with his star rider about Olympic regimens, the new spot on Toy and future plans.

Taylor Kirby gives an insider's view at the making of the epic Uncrossed video. As seen in our Jan. '21 mag, now with bonus photos!

Julian Davidson gets the second surprise of his life when the Baker Boys turn him pro for Deathwish. See who rolled through on Juju's big day, again!

The Girl team went to Australia and came back with one hell of an action flick. To celebrate, the guys got together at Black in Long Beach for the premiere of The Melbourne Identity.